Logistics and cargo delivery in Tulum
Tulum is growing faster than its roads. Getting furniture, finishes or equipment to a job site in the jungle or a hotel on the beach takes as much planning for the delivery as for the freight.
Logistics and foreign trade in Cancun and the Riviera Maya
We bring the cargo from origin, clear it and store it nearby. From there it goes to your site on the vehicle the access allows and in the order you'll install it.
One person handles the whole shipment, and before anything moves you have the route, the date and the cost in writing.
What's particular about delivering in Tulum
Narrow access and no yard
Many job sites and hotels sit on dirt roads or along the beach strip, where a trailer can't get in. Cargo reaches the warehouse in a container and goes out to the site on smaller vehicles.
Far from the ports
Tulum is about 130 kilometres from Cancun and close to 100 from Puerto Morelos. Tulum International Airport opened in late 2023; for cargo, the usual way in is still Cancun, and we check what makes sense on each shipment.
Rain and hurricanes
From June to November it pays to buy early, insure the cargo and have it stored nearby rather than in transit.
Who we work with in Tulum
Boutique hotels
Custom furniture, lighting and design pieces that can't be replaced in a week.
Residential developments
Finishes and fittings for condos in Aldea Zamá, La Veleta and Región 15, delivered by tower or by level.
Restaurants
Kitchen equipment, tableware and imported supplies, with their permits in order.
What we do here
- Multimodal transportShip, plane or truck: we pick the way by what it weighs, how soon you need it and what it costs.
- Cargo insuranceOne policy that stays with the cargo even when it changes ship, truck or hands.
- Customs and foreign tradeSo your cargo doesn't sit on the dock over a piece of paper.
- Warehousing and distributionYour goods wait here and leave when you ask for them, not when the ship comes in.
- Full supply chain 3PL · 4PLHand us the whole chain and get back to running your business.
Frequently asked questions
Do you deliver to Tulum's hotel zone?
Yes. We deliver along the beach strip, in town and at the jungle developments, with the vehicle the road allows and at the time you agree with your team.
How far is Tulum from the ports and the cargo airport?
About 130 kilometres from Cancun's airport and close to 100 from Puerto Morelos. That's why it pays to have goods stored in the area before the site needs them.
Can you store my goods and deliver them as construction advances?
Yes. We receive them, check them against your purchase order and deliver in phases: by level, by unit or by work front.
Is it worth insuring cargo going to Tulum?
Yes, especially in hurricane season and when the shipment includes custom pieces. Insurance is booked with the freight and covers through delivery.
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What do you need to bring in?
Tell us what it is, where it's coming from and when. Within 24 hours you'll have route, timing and cost in writing.